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Significance of ceramic art in an urban environment

Discussion event with artists involved in Clay in the City as well as experts in art and architecture.


Performances:

24.11.2011
at 16:00

Logomo
Köydenpunojankatu 14
20100 Turku
Finland
+358 (0)2 262 2022
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FST:n aamutv ja Auran Aallot


Kiirettä ja vauhtia - mutta ei onneksi varallisia tilanteita - riittää Speak No Evilissä viimeisellä viikolla.
Suurimpien toiveideni toptenissä on aika lailla kärkisijalla suotuisa sää tulevaan viikonloppuun ja lauantain iltaan. Vain ja ainoastaan silloin koko tuotantomme pääsee esittämään upean taidekudelman yleisölle, joka on toivottavasti suuri.

Arts Meet Refugeeism - Seminar

ARTS MEET REFUGEEISM

24.10.2011 Logomo (Hall C), Turku

10.00–10.15 Opening words of the seminar: Why is this seminar arranged?

10.15–11.15 REFUGEEISM IN ARTS

 Chairperson Henri Terho, Secretary General, Regional Arts Council of South-West Finland

 Jari Sedergren D.Soc.Sc., special researcher: Refugeeism in Finnish Film

Eila Rantonen Lic.Ph., lecturer: The Refugee Author Amidst and in Between Cultures

Antti-Ville Kärjä Ph.D., Academy of Finland: The Refugees of Finnish Pop and the Politics of Traditions


Performances:

24.10.2011
at 10:00

Logomo
Köydenpunojankatu 14
20100 Turku
Finland
+358 (0)2 262 2022

BLACKMARKET expert number 2: Nuria Marcos

Countdown to BLACKMARKET continues! We are publishing one expert every day until the event.

The Onkalo nuclear waste permanent repository, which is being built in Olkiluoto near Turku, is an important topic in BLACKMARKET no. 14, which discusses silence and stillness - please remember to forget it forever!

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Art bikes at the Turku Fair and Conference Center

The Art bicycles with the designs of support artists will be auctioned for charity and the money will be donated to children's homes in Turku. 

The bike artists are Saara Ekström, Jukka Hyytiäinen, Benjamin Orlow, Ann Sundholm, Mika Natri, Heini Aho, Sebastian Ziegler and IC-98. Helkama Oy and Pyöräpalvelu Berggren have donated the bikes.


Performances:

18.08.2011
at 00:00





Accessibility:
Isaac Julien: Western Union: Small Boats (2007)

Isaac Julien’s Work in Turku Is Part of ARS 11

Western Union: Small Boats by the world-renowned British artist Isaac Julien will be on exhibit in the Logomo venue in Turku from 17 June to 18 December as part of the ARS 11 exhibition in Kiasma.

Isaac Julien’s Western Union: Small Boats (2007) explores the issue of migration and North African illegal immigrants in the Mediterranean region.

According to Julien, “Many people who seek a better life on their way to Sicily end up having that better life in heaven, so to speak.”

Immigration and immigrant identity have become part of everyday life for many Africans, but the political situation in North Africa last spring makes the theme of Julien’s piece exceptionally topical.

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Let's Talk Sauna

 What is talked about in the sauna? What songs are sung and what stories are told?

 


Performances:

02.06.2011
at 09:00





Bike tuning workshops

You can for example:

Do small painting work, make a bike basket and decorate with stickers, textiles and reflectors.

No entrance fee. Sign up at latest three days beforehand for workshops.

anne.myllyaho(a)valonia.fi or 050 406 3647.


The workshops are:

la-su 29.-30.1. at 10-16 Linnan Paja, Ilpoinen

la 5.3. at 11-15 Turun Ekotori, Nummi.

ke-to 9.-10.3. at 16-21. Linnan Paja, Ilpoinen.

la-su 12.-13.3. at 10-16. Majanummen toimitalo, Varissuo.

la-su 2.-3.4. at 10-16. Recykkeli, Leaf Center, Kärsämäki.


Performances:

29.01.2011
at 10:00
05.03.2011
at 11:00
09.03.2011
at 16:00
10.03.2011
at 16:00
12.03.2011
at 10:00
02.04.2011
at 10:00
03.04.2011
at 10:00


Lauklähteenkatu 10
20470 Turku
Finland
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ERI Clubs: Music - Elixir for brain


Performances:

12.05.2011
at 19:00

Dance Theater ERI
Yliopistonkatu 7
20100 Turku
Finland
+358 (0)2 250 1032
CAA

The Autumn lecture series

The series of lectures at Turku university during the Autumn created a forum for multidisciplinary discussion on site-specific contemporary art and Turku archipelago: How does contemporary art allow for different perspectives and encounters in the site that it examines and is located in?

The lectures brought together artists, who presented their own practice as well as introduced key questions concerning environmental and land art, community and socially engaged art practices, site-specificity and artistic research. Two sessions were dedicated to cross-disciplinary dialogue on topics related to the archipelago region and artistic practice. Organised by CAA in collaboration with Baltic Sea Region Studies and Art History (Turku University), Turku Art Academy.

 

Programme:

Introduction:

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